| James Suckling, Wine Spectator Online, April 2005, 95-100 points
www.erobertparker.com, Neal Martin, November 2007 – 96 points |
| | Smoky, burnt, with lots of dried cherry, apricot, and crushed flower aromatics. Notes of same, with hints of alcohol on the palate. Very enjoyable. |
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| Deep tawny colour with complex nutty and honey aromas. On the palate, rich mature fruit flavours and a long luscious finish. |
| | Ruby colour. Packed with ripe red and black fruit aromas. Black cherry on the palate with an intense finish. |
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| An intense and deep impenetrable ruby colour. The nose has great complexity, combining vibrant youthful aromas of jammy red fruits such as raspberries with hints of peppery spice. |
| | Deep, rich ruby color. On the nose bursting with lovely black fruit combined with a spicy complexity. Warre’s 2000 LBV has a palate of underlying richness and intensity with well rounded blackberry fruit and wonderfully structured tannins which lead to a long and lingering finish. |
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